The use of mathematics has brought rigor to economics. Unfortunately, it has also brought mortis.

The use of mathematics has brought rigor to economics. Unfortunately, it has also brought mortis.

Capitalism is the only society in human history in which neither tradition nor conscious direction supervises the total effort of the community; it is the only society in which the future, the needs for tomorrow, are entirely left to an automatic system.

One accumulates or one gets accumulated.

If one could divine the nature of the economic forces in the world, one could foretell the future.

Less than seventy-five years after it officially began, the contest between capitalism and socialism is over: capitalism has won.

We turn to Marx, therefore, not because he is infallible, but because he is inescapable.